Nick Ashbourne is a Senior Writer at YahooCASports, specializing in coverage of the Toronto Blue Jays and Toronto Maple Leafs. With a focus on sports, Nick provides analysis, insights, and updates on the teams and players, as well as covering broader topics in the world of sports. He is also a co-host of the Blue Jays Happy Hour podcast.
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By: Nick Ashbourne
Video is unavailable. Friday's matchup between the Los Angeles Dodgers and San Diego Padres had all the makings of an instant classic.
By: Nick Ashbourne
The Maple Leafs took care of business in their first outing against a fellow Atlantic Division playoff threat.
One of the things that makes the World Series so compelling is that it's a mosaic made up of hundreds of individual events, only a few of which will live on in our memories.
By: Nick Ashbourne
John Tavares is longer effective in his net-front role on PP1 but could be valuable on a new-look PP2.
By: Nick Ashbourne
The Leafs' top-end skill made the difference against the Kraken, a team with excellent depth but few true stars.
By: Nick Ashbourne
The Leafs scored their first power-play goal since Oct. 21 but ran out of steam on the second night of a back-to-back.
By: Nick Ashbourne
The power play finally roared back to life as the Leafs scored three of their four goals with the man advantage.
The MLB GM Meetings this week did not reveal anything definitive about the Toronto Blue Jays ' offseason plans, but it appears the club might be more active in the starting pitching market than expected.
While the trade market is murkier than the free-agent situation, it could be a good way for the Toronto Blue Jays to bolster their roster. Here are some possible trade targets that represent alternatives for notable free agents:
Just 22 days have passed since the World Series ended, and while there has been some off-season movement, most teams — including the Toronto Blue Jays — are evaluating the opportunities in front of them before shaking things up. Here are some teams that might be interested in buying the kind of players the Blue Jays are selling.
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